Solgar Bilberry Ginkgo Eyebright Complex – 60 Veg Caps

Ingredients

Two 2 vegetable capsules provide: EC RDAVitamin C as calcium ascorbate 300 mg 375 EC RDAVegetable Capsule Shell: hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose NAC N-Acetyl-Cysteine 100 mg Taurine 100 mg Vitamin E 100 IU as d-alpha tocopheryl succinate 67 mg -TE 558Zinc as bisglycinate 10 mg 100 EC RDANatural Source Beta-carotene as prep 24 mg Providing other carotenoids 8 gEyebright Herb Powdered Extract 4:1 25 mg Anti-caking Agent: vegetable magnesium stearate Bilberry Berry Powdered Extract 20 mg 5 mg 25 anthocyanosidesGinkgo biloba Leaf Powdered Extract 10 mg24 mg 24 ginkgo flavone glycosidesSelenium as L-selenomethionine 25 g 45 EC RDAVitamin A 1000 IU as palmitate prep 300 g RE 38 EC RDABulking Agent: microcrystalline cellulose EC RDA = EC Recommended Daily AllowanceFully reacted Albion process patent Nos 5516925 and 6716814FREE OF: Yeast Wheat Gluten and Dairy Products and are formulated without the use of Artificial Preservatives Flavours or Colours

Directions

As a food supplement for adults two 2 vegetable capsules daily preferably at mealtime or as directed by a healthcare practitioner Do not exceed directions for use

Additional Information

If you are pregnant nursing taking any kind of medication or have a medical condition please consult your healthcare practitioner before taking this product

Bilberry Ginkgo Eyebright Complex Vegetable Capsules is one of Solgar&39;s premium-quality antioxidantsFree radicals are highly reactive compounds that are created in the body during normal metabolic functions or introduced from the environment Free radicals are inherently unstable since they contain extra energy To reduce their energy load free radicals react with certain chemicals in the body and in the process interfere with the cells ability to function normally Antioxidants work in several ways: they may reduce the energy of the free radical stop the free radical from forming in the first place or interrupt an oxidizing chain reaction to minimise the damage caused by free radicals